HalleHula entertains the elderly at a nursing home in the St. Paul's Health Center.

Ethnic Fest 2014

Once again, HalleHula performed at Cherry Creek High School's Ethnic Fest.  It was an awesome time!  Good job girls.

Father-Daughter Luau at Little Elementary

HalleHula enjoyed performing at the father-daughter luau at Little Elementary in Arvada, CO.

July 28-August 1 Polynesian Dance Camp

How to Put on a Luau Performance (Learn Polynesian Dance & Costuming)

Would you like to put on a luau? Learn how to make leis and poi balls. Also, learn dances from the islands of Hawai'i, Tahiti, Samoa, and Aotearoa (New Zealand). At the end of the week, put on a luau performance for your family.

Grade levels: All
Cost: $250 (includes $50 non-refundable registration/processing fee)
Location: Dance Scene Studio - Aurora

Click here to register!

Our most recent performance at the Taste of Heaven Dinner at Colorado Community Church

Aloha Aina at Dragon Boat Festival 2011

Despite the fact that we are a bunch of ordinary people (non-professional dancers), we were inspired to put together a multicultural dance to Chris Tomlin's new version of How Great is Our God to honor Martin Luther King's dream.  We pray that this will be an inspiration to others, particularly those who are gifted in dance, to come together and offer their various forms of dance in praise to Our Lord Jesus Christ to whom every knee shall bow and every tongue confess.  We tried to represent 13 cultures including the ones represented in the song (India, Chippewa, Indonesian, Russian, Tahitian, Brazilian (Samba), Mexican, Rwandan, African (multi-cultural), Samoan, Hawaiian, Israeli, Chinese).  We pray we get a chance to do this again (better) and hopefully add more cultures.